(high school notes J
La a " J
d,y ,ftrnoon Bcappooae sunt
(.er football lunn' 10 bBU1"
h 81 lltn. During the game
' , of 45 point" wore run up by
Ilmdor has 24 of the
Li. to his crotllt. making them by
i11" ' I I.I... u.wl fn.
LcbdowM ""
I . ...., Lake, Heeler and
Lk.r hl ",,lu l"TlcuU'' u,k-
llfttdy Ki"""- nouuiuru l"ujrwi
i,rtcrbck I" the ubaence of Btun
j moHt of the aubs had a
E,oM to M'''140 ,n 11,8 ocona '""
, Uie first game played by
jpPoo H'l awn. eonmer
l,tlil, Hy I'"1 up a atlff tight. 8t.
Llr nl ('l"llnK"r t,,e Un
r gfuppoo1'-
Tlio "" ttt Clutskanlo last Bat-
rult''d In i 91 to I ooieai
. m iiclons. The game wi
,;ed In a steady downpour, o
abllnl win frequent. Clatskanlo'a
lt held ry well agaliiHt the re-
Led assaults of our bnckflelcl.
Liilirri'd fur Ht. Helena.
Ii i straw vote taken last week,
,(tio and WIlHon each received 41
oiid lli-nHon waa given 4.
1'iir KtHiiwuod Ii at present nuri-
L i ipraliii'd ankle, which he re
lied In basketball practice.
The seniors havo caught up with
fri-hhini'ii lii the apelllng contoat.
Li two clunsoa are now even.
I Kiphomori'H and Junior are still
,njr poliitH behind.
T1i girl are still practicing In
or baseball, but aa yet have no
mei scheduled.
Tha second teem from Franklin
L tchool of Portland will be down
i football game Friday after
i, November 10. Tlio game will
Lrt promptly at S p. m. Come out
le your support to the Ht. Hol
pich tchool, your school.
JONGSHOREMEN'S
STRIKE IS SETTLED
Will Return to Work
I uriiHT Conditions.
Under
According to reliable Information
nl from noma of the St. Helena
luilioremen, the strike has been de-
rrd oil; Unit Is, no fur aa It affects
Columbia river. It Is atatod that
k men will return to work under
f um conditions aa existed prior
Jute 1, and ut the old rate, vis:
I cents per hour straight tlmo and
cents per hour for overtime.
Already the union men are at work
Priwott mid Kalnier, and 0. H.
umpnon, of Astoria, who hoa been
pointed urbllrutor for the long-
k)rmMi, Ih Intro In consultation
Hi (he oRicliilu of the lumber com-
inlM reliitlve to the mutter. The
Itmath, which arrived Tu outlay
lit, wus loaded by non-union men.
Jli'llnltii understanding between the
snoremen and lumbcrmou ont
vlhK been reuched. Should Dome
f it arrangements be made, about
'lv of the local union men will
mediately roHumo the work of load-
(thu vchhi-Ih which cull hero for
ipies.
HANGKS MADE IN
FIRE ALARM BOXES
ckle'ii Cornnr 9
Uierfcirrt's 23
Bon's 24
r Hull jj
Lol 33
L'' ruy 34
trsl Grocery 4 2
"le Hotel 43
8tr Crock 44
"en's 52
sPltal 63
M St. Helens
I'wpot 54
'wolfs Corner 66
WATKINH, Fire Chief
I'hone !H
R0P REPORT FOR
I STATE OF OREGON
I "u i"ry of preliminary etl-
tsot nroo Drodiictlon for the state
fRon, us compiled by the bureau
crP eHtlmutes. United States de-
Jftnient of agriculture, Is aa fol
w''it-October estimate 17,457,
"UnIioIh; prod notion last year
""I vstlmute), 20,026,000 bushels.
AHtlmntA 17.184.-
7" tu.; production lust year (tlnal
pniiule), 16.060.000 bu.
"fly October estimate 4,966.-
Production last year (final estl
f ,B), 4,080,000 bu.
1 otuloes KKtliiniln tliU veur. 7.-
r".u bu.; production last year
""l Wiillmate). 6,620,000 bu.
llliy Setllnmlinr ulltimln 1 7
Iiib; production lust year (final
"milo, 1.870.0UO tons.
AI1'I'S Estimate thin year. 1
0,000 hlils.; production last year
":i eHthiiate), 1,043,000 bhla.
IrlcoH The first prlco given la the
"rK on Novombor 1 thla year, and
" KWoiut flu urn Ida vnruva nn No-
f '""' I lnet year: Wheat, 130 and
r Pr biiNhol. Corn, 76 and 80
r". 43 and 36. Potatoes, 81 and
f "ny. 810 and $8.70 per ton,
i8, SI and S9n nnr
S. P. & S. TIME TABLE
From Portland
leaves
Train. l'orii.n,,!
Arrives
St. Helens
9:12 a. m.
1:3.1 p. m.
1:23 p. m.
7:0 p. ui.
No. 21 8:10 a. in.
No. 26 12:26 n. m.
No. 27 6:16 d in
No. 23 6:16 n. in.
To Portland
. leaves Arrives
Train. Ht. Helens lriun.i
7:69a.m. :16a.m.
N- 11:16 a.m. 12:20 p.m.
No. 28 3:31 p. in. 4:40 p. m
No. 24 8:62 d. m. 8:f.n m
Dusea leave for station a limit vn
minutes In advunce of ubove time.
CHURCH NOTICES
'oiiKrKiiLIiiiitl ClillPili
lllble school, 10 a. m.
Morning worship, 11 o'clock.
Mornlg worship, 11 o'clock. Theme,
'The What and Why of the Tercen
tenary Program."
Christian Kndeiivor topic, "How to
lie Htrong."
Evening service, 7:30 o'clock.
Theme, "Withered Minha."
Thursday, November 16 Fellow
ship supper and service.
8t. Helens wus fortunate this week
In liuvlng so much of the time of
Itev. C. A. Phlppn, who caiuo directly
here from llerkeley, Cul. He attend
ed all the soshIoiiii of tlio county Sun
day school convention, accepted an
Invitation to the Christian Knilouvor!
aoclul at Oulld bull Saturday eve -
nlng. visited both Sunday
preached In the Congregational
church Sunday morning, assisted by
('. K. Ostrunder, held a special boys'
conference Sunday afternoon, and
made un address at the M. V,. church
Sunday evening.
FARMERS' AND HOME-
MAKERS WEEK
Farmers' and Homemakers' Week
and Conferences will be held at the
Oregon Agricultural College at Cor
vallls Junuary 1 to 6 Inclusive. In
struction by members of the college:
staff, farmers, practicing specialists,
. , ,. . . . ,
experts from the United Stales de-:,n
partmenl of agriculture, Including ;
some of the most capable talent In j
the United States and Canada, will '
. , , ., ,.,!
Defeatured. Many organizations will ,
convene; conferences on subjects of;
Interest In the development of the
state will be staged; entertainments
and banquets will be offered. There j
are no entrance lees or educational
reqiiirenienis. ah rw huhku. oim-
. , at. I'
cial rates on all rullrouda will be
avalluble, us well as moderately
priced accommodations In Corvullis. j
CENTENARIAN CASTS :
VOTE FOR HUGHES;
One of the men who went to the
polls Tuesday morning to cast Ills
vote for Churles K. Hughes for presi
dent of the United States was 11. H. ,
Wut:.on, a prominent ceiitenurlan of J
Oswego. N. Y. the home stute of
the republlcun nominee Mr. Watson, I
who is the father of Mrs. F. C. Jolm-
on, of GI2 Franklin avenue, Astoria,
will be 102 years of age on his next
birthday, which occurs on April 27 1
next. He bus been a Htauncn repun-1
llran during nil his years and never
fulled to take advantage of his rlghl j
io vote, taking a big interest in cacii
succeeding contest. Mr. Watson, who
Is In excellent health despite his ad
vanced age, cast his lirst vote for
president of the United States in his
early twenties. Astorlan.
NEW
PRUNING
INFORMATION
How summer pruning brings the
young apple trees Into earlier bear
ing; how it Influences bud develop
ment ; and what relation the various
characteristics of the spur bear to
fruit production, aro explained in the
new Station bulletin, "Pruning In
vestigations," Just off tlio college
pross. Though highly technical, It
should prove of value to practical
growers. Copies free on request.
$194,922 TAXES
DELINQUENT
Jackson county's 1915 delinquent
taxes are 1194,922.69. The total
taxes for that year were $778,768.44,
Including 168,000 due on railroad
grant lands and which Is a portion
of the delinquency. A sumary for
ih nnmunts charged for the past
four yeara and the delinquencies for
the corresponding poriods, shows
that the present year'a collections are
Bhort to a greator extent than for any
period since 1912.
BIDS ON SCHOOL ASKED
Tho Astoria board of education hat
approved the plans und specifications :
for the proposed now grade school
building and will opon bids on ili
construction on llocemhor 6. j
The atructure is to contuln 20 1
clansroonis and will coat approximate
ly $75,000. The city night schools,
OBtabllshod to teach English to foreign-born
residents, opened Monday
night with nn attendance of 138.
ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10, I$l6
HKHI I.T OK OltKtJON VOTK
ON ItKKKItUKI) AND 1M.
TI.1TIVK MKAHl ItKH
MeaNureti Carried
Hlnglo Item veto.
Hhlp tax exemption.
Itnpoal Sunday closing law.
Hural credits.
Tax limitation.
MeaMurai HcfeuUNl.
Single tux.
Pendleton normal school.
Hrewcrii' bill.
Hone-dry luw.
MeaMinw in Doubt.
Antl-compiilHory vaccination.
Nigro suffrage amendment.
The members of the Congrega
tional church will give a "Fellowship
Supper" nt Culld bull Thursday eve
ning, November 16. Plans for fur
ther extension of the church work
will bo discussed and formulated.
NOTICE
Notice U hereby given that the
County Koudmastor has filed In this
office his Certificate of completion of
the following contract:
A. I,. WKST ROADS NO. "P 62"
and No. 2, in ROAD DISTRICT NO.
4. II Y A. L. CLARK. CONTRACTOR.
All protests against the acceptance
'.," conlrnct be filed in the
I tion hereof.
Date of first publication, November
3rd, 1916.
A. F. BARNETT,
6-2 County Clerk.
NOTK'K TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR COL
UMBIA COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of Samuel
Johnson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims agalnBt the estate of Samuel
Johnson, deceased, to present the
same, with the necessary vouchers,
,01,1he undersigned, administrator of
: said estate, at his residence, at Mist,
(.oluniblll rountv. state of Ore-
KOn, that being the place designated
for the transaction of the business
of "'! stte- w,,t1h,n ?lx montll
from the date of this notice.
Dated November 3rd, 1916.
JOHN HEDLUND,
Administrator of the Estate of
I 1.1 i l
Mmml Jonnson.uecea.eu.
MkAAAAA
When You Want Bulter J
Ask your grocer for
HT. HKLKN8 BKHT
He has it.
By Text the Bent
SI. Helens ( "wiieratlve Cream
ery Association
4 Nt. Ilfien Oregon 9
FOR SALE:
NORTHERN SPY
APPLES
Right from the farm and at
prices
ANYONE CAN AFFORD
Place your order today, they
will not last long.
JOHN JOSEPHSON,
Phone 104-4
Warren, Oregon
45-3
WHITE 4 WHITE j
t FRESH and
SALT MEATS
Sutisfw Hon or your money back
Heat market price paid
for
hogs, beef and veal.
Delivery to any part of the city
Phone 52
West St. Helens $
All Buses Call at Hotel .
Courteous Treatment
STOP AT
ORCADIA
HOTEL
TIIOS. ISIHSTKlt, Prop,
t'lili ken Dinner Sunday, StUc
HATES $I.M PKU DAY AND UP
Sclul Rates to Regular Boarders
Get Away from the
RENT HABIT
Own your own lot and build
our own home.
We have a hundred lots in
the most desirable locations of
the city.
Prices range from $75 to $250
These lots are sold on easy
.crms; a little down and a small
payment each month. See
Columbia County
Real Estate Co.
L. R. Rutherford, Mgr.
St. Helens, Oregon
Golden West Coffee
Is "Just Right-
ii. HELENS-PORTLAND AUTO LINE
I RANK KHKI'ARD, Prop.
KC1IKDI 1.10
A. M. P. M
l.v. St. Helens . . . . 7 SO 1:30
Warren 7;-t l:4i
Suuppoose o:0" 2:0c
Vr. Portland H:i0 3:''.0
u,v. Portland 10.00 4.00
Vr. St. Helens 11:50 5. SO
Saturdays and Suntliivg
Special trip leaving St. Helens 6 p.
Leave Portland 11 p. m.
RELIABLE SERVICE
With Time On Her Hands
a lady Is apt to feel lonely, but if she
is carrying one of our Watches she
will at least be sure of always being
accurate in her appointments. We
are naturally proud of the time-keeping
qualities of our elegant gold and
silver watches, as well as of the
dainty and artistic designs, and the
beautiful workmanship throughout.
Our Jewelry bears the reputation of
being ,'ever host."
VON A. GRAY, JEWELER
W. H. B ROWER, Propr.
DRUGS, TOILET
ARTICLES. CANDIES
CIGARS AND
TOBACCO
Phone 1)3
Next to Central Market
J WEINHARD'S
Non-Intoxicating
Siarkling
Golden and Amber Nectar
The Best for the Home
Henry Weinhard Plant
1 PORTLAND, OREGON
PERRY GRANITE CO.
Earl Perry, Mgr.
301 4th St. Portland, Ore.
Designers and Manufac
turers of Monuments.
Deal with us direct and
thus save agent's commis
sion. For Good Work, always
the cheapest.
H. M. TERRY
THE MOTOR TROUBLE
MAN
Expert MachiniNt. Krhig your
auto troubles to ni. Murine work
a specialty. Shop ut St. Helens
giirage.
Phone 07
PRICES ALWAYS REASONABLE
G.O EAST
Union Pacific System
KKTIK.V TIIK 8AM K WAV
SUPERIOR SERVICE
Through Sleeping Cars to Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha,
Denver and Intermediate points. Dining Cur Service sec-ond-to-none.
The routo Is via the famous Columbia River
The "Old Oregon" and "Pioneer" Trails wonderful In
Ecenic and historic interest. Automatic Signals guarding
the entire main line, and 1,140 miles of double-track are
guarantees of the hiftli standurd the I'nion Pacific sets.
JOINS WEST AND
EAST WITH
STEEL
Union Pacific System
Tickets, reservations and travel service to suit your needs
upon application to
C. W. ROBERTS, I). F. & V. A., Astoria, Ore.
WM. MeMl'KRAY, General Pnnsenner Agent, Portland.
DOX'T FOItt.KT TDK
urn
Given by the Name munuKCin
SATURDAY NIGHT,
At (iynmuNium Hull, St. Helens.
Kciul Feature Pri) Dancing
I St. Helens
Wood and Lath
Electric Lighting
Lumber Manufacturers
GEO. II. SHINN, Pres.
Columbia County Abstract
Company
ST. HELENS, OREGON
H The only complete abstract system in Colum
bia County, Oregon.
BEST WORK LOWEST PRICES
Big Stock of Fall Goods
MACKINAWS IN LATEST PATTERNS
MEN'S HEAVY WORK SHOES
SHOES FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN
The latest styles and patterns in Fall Dress Goods
and Millinery. Call and inspect our stock.
M. ROSENTHAL
A Dollar's Worth for the Dollar You Spend
STEAMER HOO HOO
Roy ltuuseriimn, Owner
FREIGHTING,
Itensonuble Rates
Phone 28 P.
A BOULEVARD OF
cnt as tlio Shipwrights' Hull
NOVK.M11KR 18, IU1
Best of muNic and jolly time to all.
Tickets $1.00; Ladies Free
Lumber-Co.
L. It. RUTHERFORD, Stc.
TOWING,
O. Box BOO
EXCURSIONS
Good Service -
St. Helens, Ore,
M